Asset & data registry
Canonical records for space-domain assets, services, and datasets — with provenance, lineage, classification, and access policy bound at the record level.
Modules
Composable building blocks for space coordination.
The component view of the platform — a catalog of modules that combine into mission-shaped deployments. Each module publishes a typed contract, inherits the same trust regime, and can be operated independently or in composition.
Catalog
Nine modules. One operating contract.
Composability is real only if the trust contract is uniform. Every module below operates under the same provenance, identity, and policy regime as the reference platform.
Identity & access
Cryptographic identity for organizations, operators, sensors, and software agents, with fine-grained, jurisdiction-aware access control.
Workflow orchestration
Composable, auditable workflows spanning human operators and machine agents — with policy enforcement at every step.
Intelligent routing
Demand-aware routing that matches supply against eligible demand while respecting jurisdiction, classification, and operational constraints.
Telemetry & observability
Signed telemetry across assets, workflows, and agents — enabling continuous auditability and operational insight without ambiguity over source.
Compliance & classification
Policy authoring and enforcement aligned with ITAR/EAR, NIS2, DORA, and the AI Act — travelling with records and decisions, not the perimeter.
Machine-to-machine coordination
Direct coordination between autonomous systems and software agents under the same identity, authorization, and audit regime as human workflows.
Intelligence & analytics
Decision support, pattern detection, and forecasting modules operating against governed data — with model lineage and oversight baked in.
Interoperability adapters
Adapters to commercial, civil, and defense environments — preserving classification and chain-of-custody across organizational and jurisdictional boundaries.
Composition principle
Compose freely. Trust uniformly.
Mission deployments rarely need every module. The composition model lets operators select a minimal subset for a specific mission and add to it later — without re-platforming and without weakening the security envelope.
Because every module operates under the same identity, provenance, and policy contracts, composition does not produce a trust patchwork. The same audit query, the same access decision, and the same classification rule apply across the bundle.
Composition rules
Four rules every module respects.
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Typed contracts
Every module publishes a typed interface. Producers and consumers agree on shape before they agree on behavior — no implicit coupling.
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Uniform identity & provenance
All inter-module traffic carries signed identity and provenance. There is no trusted-by-default zone between modules.
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Policy travels with the payload
Classification, jurisdiction, and access policy are bound to data and decisions — so policy is enforced at the receiving module, not assumed from the sender.
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Independent operability
Each module can run standalone for testing, mission deployment, or sovereign isolation — and re-join larger compositions without ceremony.
Engage
Pick the modules your mission actually needs.
See how modules compose into the marketplace layer, fit the architecture, and meet our security posture.